Linky Goodness, June 18

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008 by Jordan McCollum

Oh, geez, is it Wednesday already?

And, conversely, is the week over yet?

In case you weren’t sure, lying to Google is a bad idea, at least when it comes to reconsideration requests according to Matt Cutts.
Ever wanted to build your own Reddit? Oh. Well, now you can anyway: Reddit goes open-source.
Google Decides Books Have Consumer Intent and Puts Them Into Product Search. But are they just doing this because Microsoft did the opposite in killing its book search?
The Yahoo exodus continues with Flickr Founders Fake & Butterfield.
Viral video: so hard to create, so hard to make money off of. Future Now offers a great list of 3 Things Viral Videos Must Do to Make Money. And no, none of them have to do with beer (directly).

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Joe Hall Says:

June 18th, 2008 at 5:41 pm

Books have always had consumer intent! Are people really not reading that much anymore?

Joe Hall’s last blog post..RE/MAX is the most searched for Real Estate company on the internet.
PS3 Says:

June 18th, 2008 at 7:49 pm

Interesting to see the link on the resubmission to Google article. Does Google have a team of people dedicated to looking at those and how many actually get back into the index?

Anyone experienced this first hand?
Otilia Otlacan Says:

June 19th, 2008 at 3:28 am

@PS3: to my knowledge, yes, there is a team analysing these reinclusion requests, although that’s not their only job (which is why getting a response may take ages).

Otilia Otlacan’s last blog post..IAB Extends Membership Benefits to Small Publishers
Keylogger Guy Says:

June 19th, 2008 at 5:19 am

So Reddit follows FaceBook? Good sign, isn’t it?
@ОJoe Hall - Ppl don’t read books since spread of Internet in each house on the planet.
Warenwirtschaft Says:

June 19th, 2008 at 5:34 am

Thanks for the link to viral videos. I have already seen the “will it blend” video, but i have completely forgotten it. Puts my brain into gear again, maybe something useful will come out of it.
MB Web Design Says:

June 27th, 2008 at 9:30 am

In this industry Matt Cutts is one guy you *don’t* want to make angry!

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